Description

The Dead Air Xeno Adapter for P-Series delivers a compact, durable mounting solution engineered for repeatable suppressor attachment and return-to-zero. The Xeno system reduces baffle erosion by positioning muzzle devices out of deep blast chambers, helping extend suppressor service life. This adapter uses the industry-standard 1-3/8-24 (HUB) threads and left-handed attachment threads to provide secure engagement with P-Series mounts while maintaining a short overall length and minimal added mass.

Key Specifications

• The adapter uses 1-3/8-24 (HUB) threads to ensure compatibility with HUB-threaded P-Series suppressors and many HUB-compatible mounts.
• Made from 4140 HT steel with a nitrided/black-nitride (QPQ) finish for hardness and corrosion resistance while reducing the risk of thread galling.
• Features left-handed attachment threads to prevent the adapter from unthreading from the suppressor during removal and to allow easy torque verification when installing on a host.
• Provides a short, low-profile design that minimizes added length and reduces focused erosion on suppressor baffles for longer service life.
• Includes ample tooling surfaces that remain accessible with the suppressor installed, enabling safe torque adjustments after extended firing sessions.
• Measures approximately 1.50 x 1.70 x 4.45 inches, offering a compact footprint that preserves firearm balance.
• Finished in matte black for low signature and enhanced corrosion resistance.
• Compatible with P-Series suppressors such as Ghost-M and Wolfman, and works with other HUB-thread products including select Wolverine configurations when used with a HUB adapter.

Position the Xeno Adapter as a trusted, performance-focused mounting upgrade for hunters, precision shooters, and range professionals who value repeatability and durability. Its short profile, robust materials, and user-focused tooling make it a practical addition to P-Series suppressor setups without compromising return-to-zero or long-term reliability.

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